In 1972 Chris was introducing Bob Marley and Reggae into mainstream popular music in the UK. As a result during the 70’s and 80’s, many famous entertainers and musicians visited the property, including the Rolling Stones, Marianne Faithful, Grace Jones, Black Uhuru, Willie Nelson and Bob Marley who convalesced at Strawberry Hill after being shot in 1976.

Strawberry Hill became the meeting place for international and Jamaican artistes to link up, compose and jam together as can be seen by the images in the Bar. Studio One brought up their mixing board to record Mick Jagger and Peter Tosh’s Don ’t Look Back .Third World also recorded their first LP - Sata Amasa Gana here in the mid Seventies.During this period Bob Marley became the leading global representative of Reggae Music and wrote many songs at Strawberry Hill including the f amous - Natural Mystic .

Bob Marley grew up in Trench Town, now called the Trench Town Culture Yard. A tour of the yard and area will give you real feel of the roots of Bob and his community lifestyle. This is where he learnt to play the guitar, and compose some of his most famous songs.

As Bob’s prof essional career grew,he moved to 56 Hope Road,bought the property from Chr is Blackwell and created a home and spiritual meeting place. Now the property is a National Heritage site and Museum. Part of your Mystic Experience includes a tour here t o begin to understand the complexity behind the simple lifestyle of Bob.

The popularity of the Museum has ensured that tours are guided only and photographs are limited.

Book the Natural Mystic Music Tour package now and receive a one-bedroom suite rate of $1,866 for three nights, with all meals and airport transportation included, based on double occupancy. The deluxe studio rate for three nights is $2,146. Tax and Service Charge are additional.

For more information, call 1-800-OUTPOST